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Lab 12 Exercise

The document describes designing a simulation model in Arena to model the transportation of materials from Station 1 to Station 2 and then to a shopkeeper. It involves using transport and other modules. The scenario involves accumulating items in a parking lot, loading them onto trucks based on truck capacity, transporting the trucks to a destination dock, unloading from trucks and loading onto a ship, and transporting the ship to its destination once at capacity.

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Lab 12 Exercise

The document describes designing a simulation model in Arena to model the transportation of materials from Station 1 to Station 2 and then to a shopkeeper. It involves using transport and other modules. The scenario involves accumulating items in a parking lot, loading them onto trucks based on truck capacity, transporting the trucks to a destination dock, unloading from trucks and loading onto a ship, and transporting the ship to its destination once at capacity.

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EXERCISE:

Design simulation model for the materials to be supplied from station 1


to station 2 and finally handover to the shopkeeper. Use transport and
other suitable modules to produce the respective model.
TASK:
For any organization having several manufacturing facilities, and a huge and spread
market, transportation remains an inevitable part of its total system. Following is a
brief procedure on how this transportation takes place. Design the following scenario
in arena using suitable modules.

1. At first all the cars are accumulated in a huge parking lot, which also serves as
a loading area for the trucks that carry these cars.
2. Once the specified number of cars is available, they are loaded on to the trucks
as per the capacity of the trucks.
3. These trucks then transport the vehicles to the specified destination, such as a
dock, where all these trucks are then handed over to a distributor.
4. At the dock, the vehicles are unloaded from the trucks, and then loaded onto a
ship.
5. Once the ship is loaded to its capacity, it is then directed to its destination,
which may be other countries, or within the nation, but to different states.

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